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For Employers

Occupational Medicine Solutions for Employers

Protecting employee health. Supporting safer workplaces. Helping businesses make better fitness-for-work decisions.

Dr. Sajedeh Hedayat Alimir discussing workplace requirements with an employee

Services for

FactoriesCompaniesConstructionHospitalityHealthcareOfficesOther Workplaces

Six core ways we support organizations.

Choose a focused service or combine several into a structured Occupational Medicine program.

01

Pre-employment & Periodic Medical Examinations

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04

Return-to-Work & Workplace Accommodation

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06

Occupational Medicine Consultancy & Training

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A clear pathway from workplace need to follow-up.

  1. 1

    Understand the Workplace

    We review job groups, hazards, exposures, work demands and the employer's operational needs.

  2. 2

    Design the Program

    We select examinations, medical surveillance and workplace interventions according to job demands and relevant exposures.

  3. 3

    Implement and Monitor

    We conduct the agreed assessments, communicate work-relevant outcomes and monitor follow-up while protecting medical confidentiality.

  4. 4

    Report and Improve

    We provide aggregate reports, identify trends, prioritize actions and review whether the program is improving workforce health and work safety.

Occupational Medicine built around the real job.

Employer decisions are stronger when medical assessment is connected to actual job demands, relevant exposures and the purpose of the assessment.

Job-Specific Assessments
Evidence-Based Occupational Medicine
Employer-Focused Solutions
Confidential Medical Management
Fitness-for-Work Expertise
Preventive Approach

One Examination Cannot Fit Every Job

A driver, a welder, an office employee and a laboratory worker do not face the same occupational risks. Their health assessments should not be identical either.

DriverWelderOffice EmployeeLaboratory Worker
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Examples of job-specific occupational risks for a driver, welder, office employee and laboratory worker

Start with the workplace, the workforce and the decision you need to make.

Send the industry, workforce profile, main job groups and your current Occupational Medicine requirement.

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